St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
HAPPILY Welded.
The O'Brien-Robert Wedding
Society Matters---Personal Cos

Society MatterS---PerSOna Cos
sip.
The marriage of Michael J. O'Brien
to Miss Stella S. Robert was solemnized
yesterday morning at the cathedral. At
9o'clock, the appointed hour, the church
was filed with the invited guests, who
were old and intimate friends of the
family. The arrival of the bridal party
was Slgnaled by the strains of ''Mendels-
sohn'S Wedding March," rendered on
the organ by Prof. Maenner. In adj
vance were the relatives, followed by
tour ushers, Messrs. A. II. Clifford, T.
+. Hippler, d. w. Evans and William
| Matheis. Then came the bridesmaids.
Miss Carol Moore and Miss
Annie Reeves, escorted by the
Charles Van Auken. These were
They were met at the altar by Rev.
Father Shanley, who performed the
ceremony according to the rites or the
Catholic faith with the "nuptial mass"
After the ceremony the bridal party and
relatives repaired to the residence of
/ the brides sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
T: Avery, 292 Kent street, where a
,sumptuous wedding breakfast was
spread. Thirty-five covers were laid
and the table was richly adorned with
bouquets and baskets of rare flowers.
After the hearty congratulations 1.-THE
guests were seated and diScusSedthe
dehcacIeS of the season for two hours.
The groom is an old st. Paul boy.
| and has always held warm place in
the hearts of those that know him. The
bride has made her home with Mr.land
Mrs. j. L. Avery for the past year, and
is a young lady of winning manners,
l0vable- qualities and favOrite in So
cieJy. Her bridal robe was a Parisian
costume OF white ottoman silk pettl-
c9at, and pOuffi front drappery With
satin, embossed stripe, and fastened with
Sly aggrettes of pearls and brilliants..
The long sweeping train was ofzfhe
same material finished with the veiien-
cunus ruSching. The cOrSage was cut.
with the Folsom collar in the back
and V-shaped' front, edged with silk
cord and frilled in with point duchesse,
trimmed with the exquisite pearl and
rhinestone pasSamenterie. Long gloves
met the demi sleeves. The nuptial Veil
of silk tulle was caught high upon tNe
the-veil covering the face and then fall
ing in loops and folds to the bottom of
the long train. A diamond solitaire
brooch and ear rings. the gift of Mr.and
Mrs. J.O'Brien, parents of the groom,
was her only ornament. She carried
bouquet of pure white rOsebudS, tied
with white satin. Among TIE noticea-
BILE toilets were these:
Miss Carol Moore wore a white watered silk
skirt and white armire drapery and basque,
with high Elizabeth collar, square corSage
front. with point lace, gloves to match and
flowers.
Miss Annie Reeves, of Grand Forks white
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with pearl paSsementerie and watered silk
ribbons, no ornaments, hand bouquet
Mrs. j. 7. Avery, handsome black satin,
entraine, square corsage filled in with real
old. lace and fastened with diamond brooch.
Mrs J. O,Brien, black MORE and guipure
lace with jet passementerie. high neck and
diamonds
Mrs. Nielsen Robert, eucalyptus armure.
| with same shade of passementerie, pointed
corsage with narrow postillion back, dia-
monds.
Mrs John Heinlein. black lace over black
moire, trimmed with jet passementerie, light
gloves and flowers.
Mrs A Hendricks costume was Boisde
Rose faille, made demi-traine and finished
with narrow chantilly lace around corsage
Miss Lizzie Robert. gendarine Madras
surah, edemi-decollete with diamond orna-
ments.
Miss Jennie Robert, Chartreuse shade of
groS de faille and lace same shade, Y corsage
and diamonds
Mrs. W. c. Lamprey-Acajou satin and
point duchesse lace.
Mrs. Moore-Black silk and paSSamenterie~
trimmings. ~
Mrs. Judge Baker-Black silk and lace
Mrs. John Clark-Rembrant shade OF silk
with white lace In neck and sleeves.
THE WEDDING GIFTS.
Each guest received box of wedding cake
which was initiated and tied with white rib
bon. In the dining room were displayedthe
elegant wedding gifts, among the most no.
Double solid silver, gold lined tea tof
twelve pieces from the Syndicate club p H.
Rasche, c. A. Van Auken, " A. Matheis, A.
ID. Warner, f. ii. Blood, W. /. Bliss. G.. /.
Symonds, E. T. Hippler, j. A. Dawyer, F.
A. Reed. is .
Mother-of- peal and gold opera glas5 in
plush case, +. j. o Brien. sS
Elegant antique jar, Mannheimer Bros.e
Companion Madonna picture from Mr.. and
Mrs. Webster.
Solid silver piece, f Brown and wife.
Handsome floral design, Mr. and Mrs Han
ouI.
Silver water service, j Heinlein and wife.
Plush case containing set Of solid silver
gold-lined, after-dinner coffee spoons, Her
man Scheffer.
Set solid silver with oxidised handles, E.
p. Putnam, Eau Claire.
Antique mantel pitcher, E. Evans 81
Fruit knives, W. A. Dana. =
Partisan tea gong and table mirror, Mrs.
Nelson Robert.
Silver pie knife, Miss Murray
Oxidized silver goldlined fruit dish, Mr..
and Mrs. Clark.
Silver carving set Mark Ferry.
Hand painted blue satin toilet cushion, and
bottles trimmed with handsome lace, Miss
Carroll Moore.
Antique oak center stand, E. A. Clifford.
Set spoons i'll silver, w II Kane.
Blue plush h-embroidered mantle scarf, Mr.
and Mrs. Larimor.
Pastel in elegant frame, w. H. Titus, Chi
cago
Set sugar spoons in case from Messrs. Han
sen d. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien took the noon
train for Chicago and the Eastern cities.
On their return to the city they will be
located at 6S5 Harriet street.
No0NAN-o'HALLoRAN -
At the st. Joseph's church, on Tues
day morning at O'Clock, occurred the
marriage of Miss Lille OHalOran to
Mr.. John Noonan, who is connected
with the firm of O'Leary and Sons.
The church was filed with friends and
relatives of the contracting parties.
The bride was attended by her sister
Miss Theresa O'Ilalloran. and Mr.. M.
Farrell was best man. After the cere-
mony a reception was held at the resi-
denee of the BRIDES mother, 40S st. An {
thony avenue. An elegant wea-
ding breakfast was enjoyed by the
party. The presents were unusually
pretty and costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Noonan
left on the evening train for a trip
through the Eastern cities.
MURPHY-BOYDEN.
The marriage of William Murnhv of